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    Sheridan

    Sheridan city, Wyoming

    About Sheridan

    Sheridan, Wyoming, offers a refreshingly authentic slice of Americana, perfectly blending Western charm with modern convenience. Imagine waking up surrounded by the majestic Bighorn Mountains, then strolling through a walkable downtown with a vibrant arts scene and friendly locals. With a population of just under 19,000, Sheridan maintains a close-knit community feel, where neighbors know each other and the pace of life is intentionally slower. The cost of living is a major draw, with a median home value of around $287,400, significantly lower than the national median. This affordability, combined with the area's natural beauty and outdoor recreation opportunities, creates an enviable lifestyle for those seeking an escape from the hustle and bustle of big-city living.

    From an investment perspective, Sheridan presents a compelling opportunity. While the median household income of around $57,667 is lower than the national average, the affordability of housing means your dollar stretches further. The real estate market is stable, with consistent demand driven by the area's desirability. Sheridan boasts a very low crime rate, offering peace of mind to residents. The area is particularly well-suited for families, retirees, and anyone seeking a high quality of life without the exorbitant costs of other, more populated areas. If you're searching for a place where you can truly put down roots and enjoy a balanced, fulfilling lifestyle, Sheridan deserves your serious consideration.

    Sheridan, Wyoming at a Glance

    Sheridan is a city in Sheridan city, Wyoming with a population of approximately 18,807. The median home value is $287,400 and the median household income is $57,667.. The violent crime rate is 1.1 per 1,000 residents, which is 69% below the national average. Air quality is rated Good. The overall climate risk is rated as "Relatively High." Median rent is $1,087 per month. Data sourced from the US Census Bureau, FBI Crime Data Explorer, EPA, Walk Score, and FEMA.

    Median Home Value

    $287,400

    Median Income

    $57,667

    Population

    18,807

    Walk Score

    N/A

    Air Quality

    AQI 33

    Good

    Climate Risk

    Relatively High

    Kurby ScoreLimited Data
    71
    B+

    Good

    Affordability77/100
    Safety95/100
    Economy71/100
    Environment37/100
    Walkability & Transit: UnavailableEducation: Unavailable

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    Demographics
    Population
    18,807
    Median Age
    N/A
    Median Household Income
    $57,667

    23% below nat'l avg

    Bachelor's Degree+
    N/A
    Poverty Rate
    10.8%

    13% below nat'l avg

    Housing
    Median Home Value
    $287,400

    Near nat'l avg

    Median Rent
    $1,087

    7% below nat'l avg

    Homeownership Rate
    85.0%

    29% above nat'l avg

    Affordability Index
    111

    11% above nat'l avg

    Safety
    Violent Crime Rate
    1.1 per 1K

    69% below nat'l avg

    Property Crime Rate
    12.6 per 1K

    34% below nat'l avg

    Livability
    Walk Score
    N/A
    Transit Score
    N/A
    Bike Score
    N/A

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    Air Quality
    AQI
    33

    21% below nat'l avg

    Category
    Good
    GoodModerateUnhealthy
    Climate Risk
    Overall Risk
    Relatively High
    Risk Score
    86.66

    Top Hazards

    Landslide
    Relatively Moderate
    Wildfire
    Relatively High
    Winter Weather
    Very High
    Noise Levels
    Overall
    Quiet
    Road Traffic
    N/A
    Aviation
    N/A
    Rail
    N/A
    Utility Costs
    Electricity Rate
    11.8¢/kWh

    29% below nat'l avg

    Est. Monthly Electric
    $106

    23% below nat'l avg

    Employment
    Unemployment Rate
    3.4%

    8% below nat'l avg

    Poverty Rate
    10.8%

    13% below nat'l avg

    Weather & Climate in Sheridan

    Avg High

    48°F

    Avg Low

    30°F

    Annual Rainfall

    15.6"

    Avg Humidity

    58%

    Monthly Temperature (°F)
    Monthly Precipitation (inches)

    Political Landscape

    Political Leaning
    Strongly Republican
    DemocratRepublican

    → Politically stable

    Based on Natrona County county-level presidential election data

    Presidential Election Results

    Culture & Things to Do in Sheridan

    Attractions & Landmarks
    📜Trail End State Historic Site(historic)
    🏛️Sheridan County Museum(museum)
    🌳Kendrick Park(park)
    🎭WYO Theater(theater)
    📜Sheridan Inn(historic)
    🏗️Bighorn Mountains(landmark)
    Local Events & Festivals

    Sheridan WYO Rodeo

    Annual rodeo and celebration held in July.

    Don King Days

    A community festival with a parade, carnival, and other activities.

    Sheridan County Fair & Rodeo

    A county fair featuring livestock shows, exhibits, and rodeo events.

    Christmas Stroll

    Holiday event with shopping, caroling, and festive activities.

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